Canada's Climate Daily

Gas prices have you thirsting for an EV? Good luck — they’re like unicorns

Saving money on fuel is a big reason Canadians are opting for electric cars, a March 2022 AutoTrader survey found.

Millions of women have abortion stories. Here’s mine

"Thanks to Roe v. Wade, I had choices when having kids at the centre of my life wasn’t a great idea."

Jenna Bevacqua charges ahead for a brighter future

This 18-year-old was part of her Burnaby, B.C., high school’s team at Students on the Beamline, using particle accelerator energy to understand the impact of extreme heat on battery life.

Democracy Watch and other groups rally support for campaign against ‘unethical’ lobbying changes

On Thursday, Democracy Watch, Climate Action Network and other civil society groups sent a joint open letter to lobbying commissioner Nancy Bélanger voicing concern over the reduced cooling-off period, which they say opens the door to unethical lobbying.

‘Something worth protecting and preserving’: A conversation with farmer Peggy Brekveld

Ontario Federation of Agriculture president Peggy Brekveld says urban development is putting enormous pressure on farmland, with 319 acres per day being swallowed up.

Beyond the climate crisis gloom and doom: Kids just get climate action

Leave it to a pyjama-wearing eight-year-old to spark an epiphany in her father about climate action.

Climate impact of food pipeline three times greater than previously believed

Researchers estimate that carbon emissions from transporting food are about six per cent of the global total, with fruit and vegetables the largest contributor.

Almost a year after fire destroyed Lytton, B.C., residents are still in limbo